Block v. Block
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
-Hallows, J.
The appellant claims there are eight questions to be answered by this court, but several of them are not properly raised and the rest can be restated as two propositions: (1) Did the court have jurisdiction to issue its order indefinitely suspending the plaintiffs visitation rights, and (2) did the court abuse its discretion in making the order?
The trial court has the power to make reasonable provisions concerning the care, custody, maintenance, and education of minor children of parties involved in an annulment, divorce, or legal separation; and thereafter, a court continues to…
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